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Are you planning to apply for the Ghana Police Service? This article explains all the requirements  so you can easily understand what is needed before submitting your application. The Ghana Police Service recruits different people based on their qualifications, so make sure you know where you fit. General Requirements for All Applicants No matter the category you choose, every applicant must meet these basic requirements: You must be a Ghanaian by birth. You should be of good character and not have been dismissed from any public service. You must meet the age requirement for your selected category by 1st…

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Orientation week is one of the most important programs for every new student in college. It is the period when freshers are officially welcomed, guided, and introduced to campus life. But what happens if you do not attend orientation? Many students think it is not a big deal — but in reality, missing orientation can cause serious problems. 1. You May Miss Important Information During orientation, school officials and tutors share very important information about registration, lectures, rules, and college activities. If you do not attend, you may miss out on these details. This can lead to confusion and mistakes,…

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Today, Tuesday, 11th November 2025, marks the official reporting day for all freshers who have gained admission into the various Colleges of Education across Ghana for the 2025/2026 academic year. This is a big day for many young people who have worked hard to earn a place in the colleges. It is the beginning of a new journey — a journey toward becoming professional teachers who will help shape the future of Ghana through education. For most freshers, this is not just a new chapter in their education, but also a new experience of living away from home, meeting new…

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The management of Agogo Presbyterian Women’s College of Education has officially announced the reviewed school fees for all continuing students for the 2025/2026 academic year. According to the college, all students are required to pay their fees in their own names into the college’s official GCB Bank accounts at the Agogo Branch. The notice also includes additional payments such as residential fees, digital resources fees, and TTAG levies. Breakdown of Main Fees by Level Level Amount to Pay (Main Account) Bank & Account Details Level 200 GH₵ 2,172.60 GCB Bank, Agogo Branch – Account No: 6221130000298 Level 300 GH₵ 2,172.60…

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Management of  St. John Bosco’s College of Education, Navrongo, has released the provisional school fees for all continuing students for the 2025/2026 academic year. The notice, signed by Prof. Clement Ayarebilla Ali (Principal) and dated 10th November 2025, stated that the new fees were approved by PRINCOF (Conference of Principals of Colleges of Education). Below is the full breakdown of the fees for each level. Provisional School Fees (2025/2026 Academic Year) S/N Particulars L200 (GH₵) L300 (GH₵) L400 (GH₵) 1 Admission, Registration & Orientation 38.26 38.26 38.26 2 Academic & Professional Training 1,090.05 1,090.05 839.12 3 Health & Sanitation…

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Foso College of Education has officially announced the revised fees for the 2025/2026 academic year. The notice was released by the Office of the Principal, and it outlines the new charges for Level 200, 300, and 400 students. Both Level 200 and 300 students will pay a total of GHC 3,612.60, while Level 400 students are to pay GHC 2,821.65. Here is a breakdown of the fees: Level 200 Students School Fees: GHC 2,172.60 Other Charges & Levies: GHC 1,440.00 Total: GHC 3,612.60 Level 300 Students School Fees: GHC 2,172.60 Other Charges & Levies: GHC 1,440.00 Total: GHC 3,612.60…

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Tamale College of Education has officially released the provisional school fees for all continuing students for the 2025/2026 academic year. The notice, signed by the Principal, Prof. Alhaji Sulemana Iddrisu, was dated October 24, 2025. According to the notice, the approved fees for the academic year are as follows: Levels 200 & 300 students will pay GHC 2,172.60. Level 400 students will pay GHC 1,531.65. The college also explained that the feeding fees are part of the students’ allowance and will be paid by the Government directly to the Colleges of Education. Other Important Fees In addition to the main…

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The National Service Authority (NSA) has released an important update about the payment of September 2025 allowances for National Service Personnel. According to the notice signed by Donkor Fuseini, Deputy Director-General for Finance and Administration, the NSA acknowledged receiving “many calls, messages, and comments from personnel across the country concerning the delay in the payment of their September 2025 allowance.” The Authority explained that all the necessary documentation and submissions have already been completed. These are currently with the Office of the Accountant-General for final approval and release of funds. In the statement, the NSA expressed appreciation to personnel…

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